The cover, which is unveiled today (Aug. 13), reportedly features Banks â€œposing with an inflated bright pink condom between her lips like a giant cigar. The magazineâ€™s cover line reads, â€œAzealia Banks blows up.â€ The phrase is sort of a nod to Banksâ€™ breakout song â€™212,â€™ in which she raps, â€œBâ€”- Iâ€™m â€™bout to blow up too / Iâ€™m the one today, Iâ€™m the new sâ€”, boo, young Rapunzel.â€

Dazed and Confused is a popular British music and lifestyle magazine that is known for its daring covers. This might be the first time the magazine has been banned in countries outside of the United States. The editors of the magazine donâ€™t seemed to be worried about the ban, in fact, they are reveling in it. They tweeted:

Just been told our upcoming @AZEALIABANKS cover has been banned from 7 countries so far. Thank God for the Internet, huh?

The Telegraph did offer some smart ideas to Dazed and Confused to help them get around the embargo. One good one was to simply shrink-wrap the magazine with a cover. Laddie magazines like Maxim do it sometimes if a cover shot of a model is too hot for newsstands. Azealia Banks is beaming over the attention she has been receiving so far. Not only is she the cover girl for Dazed and Confused magazine, but she also nabbed the cover of VIBE magazineâ€™s â€œJuiceâ€ issue with hot producer Diplo. She tweeted:

I’m on the covers of Vibe, & Dazed and Confused Magazines this month! ^-^